Sentence examples for impacts long from inspiring English sources

These Rooms explores the way the trauma of the past impacts long after the events that caused it.

During their moon walk of more than two hours, Armstrong and Aldrin set up a device to measure the composition of the solar wind reaching the Moon, a device to receive laser beams from astronomical observatories on Earth to determine the exact distance of the two bodies from one another, and a passive seismometer to measure moonquakes and meteor impacts long after the astronauts had returned home.

Development project may alter existing physical and social situation of the concerned region and its surroundings that may bring unanticipated adverse impacts (Long et al. 2007; Madon 2000; Szirmai 2015) on society.

That may explain why the earliest ancestor of modern life is believed to be a heat-loving organism: Such a life form may have relied on the hot springs created by impacts long before the late heavy bombardment, the duo says.

Another study showed that tourniquet use negatively impacts long term knee range of motion [ 9].

We're investing in these things because we're capitalists sand we think that the things that are going to have the largest impacts long-term are for-profit companies that are sustainable over long periods of time.

Partial nephrectomy technique has made this increasingly position itself as an oncological surgery that results comparable to radical nephrectomy with the advantage of conserving nephrons which impacts long-term quality of life patients.

"WTRMLN WTR takes part in many events and speaking engagements that focus on helping people understand effects of what they put into their bodies, and how that impacts long-term wellness," Levy said.

There is evidence that low educational attainment and being unemployed or having never worked adversely impacts long-term mental health.

Human and animal studies suggest that suboptimal early nutrition during critical developmental periods impacts long-term health.

In one such example, the even-skipped transcription factor impacts long-range axon guidance choices through regulating a Netrin receptor, UNC-5 (Labrador et al., 2005).